Editing Ellery Queen (section)

==Bibliography==

===Novels===

====By Dannay and Lee====
Unless noted, all these titles feature Ellery Queen and Inspector Richard Queen as characters.<ref name=":5" /><ref name="Hubin2" />

*''[[The Roman Hat Mystery]]''—1929
*''[[The French Powder Mystery]]''—1930
*''[[The Dutch Shoe Mystery]]''—1931
*''[[The Greek Coffin Mystery]]''—1932
*''[[The Egyptian Cross Mystery]]''—1932
*''[[The American Gun Mystery]]''—1933
*''[[The Siamese Twin Mystery]]''—1933
*''[[The Chinese Orange Mystery]]''—1934
*''[[The Spanish Cape Mystery]]''—1935
*''[[Halfway House (novel)|Halfway House]]''—1936
*''[[The Door Between]]''—1937
*''[[The Devil To Pay (1938 novel)|The Devil to Pay]]''—1938
*''[[The Four of Hearts]]''—1938
*''[[The Dragon's Teeth]]'' aka ''The Virgin Heiresses''—1939
*''[[Calamity Town]]''—1942
*''[[There Was an Old Woman (novel)|There Was an Old Woman]]'' aka ''The Quick and the Dead''—1943
*''[[The Murderer Is a Fox]]''—1945
*''[[Ten Days' Wonder]]''—1948
*''[[Cat of Many Tails]]''—1949
*''[[Double, Double (Ellery Queen novel)|Double, Double]]''—1950
*''[[The Origin of Evil]]''—1951
*''[[The King Is Dead (novel)|The King Is Dead]]''—1952
*''[[The Scarlet Letters]]''—1953
*''[[The Glass Village]]''—1954 (neither Ellery Queen nor Inspector Queen appear)
*''Inspector Queen's Own Case''—1956 (Ellery Queen does not appear)
*''[[The Finishing Stroke]]''—1958
*''The Player on The Other Side''—1963 (ghost-written with [[Theodore Sturgeon]])
*''And on the Eighth Day''—1964 (ghost-written with [[Avram Davidson]]) 
*''The Fourth Side of the Triangle''—1965 (ghost-written with Avram Davidson)
*''A Study in Terror''—1966 (collaboration with Paul W. Fairman)
*''Face to Face''—1967
*''The House of Brass''—1968 (ghost-written with Avram Davidson) (very minimal appearance by Ellery Queen)
*''Cop Out''—1969 (neither Ellery Queen nor Inspector Queen appear)
*''The Last Woman in His Life''—1970
*''A Fine and Private Place''—1971

==== By other authors ====
All ghostwriters are identified where known.<ref name=":5" /> All titles were edited and supervised by Lee except ''The Blue Movie Murders'' (1972), which was edited and supervised by Dannay after Lee's death. None of them feature Ellery Queen or Inspector Richard Queen as characters. 

===== Non-Series =====
*''Dead Man's Tale'' (1961) by [[Stephen Marlowe]]
*''Death Spins The Platter'' (1962) by Richard Deming
*''Wife Or Death'' (1963) by Richard Deming
*''[[Kill As Directed]]'' (1963) by Henry Kane
*''Murder With A Past'' (1963) by Talmage Powell
*''The Four Johns'' (1964) by [[Jack Vance]]
*''Blow Hot, Blow Cold'' (1964) by Fletcher Flora
*''The Last Score'' (1964) by Charles W. Runyon
*''The Golden Goose'' (1964) by Fletcher Flora
*''A Room To Die In'' (1965) by Jack Vance
*''The Killer Touch'' (1965) by Charles W. Runyon
*''Beware the Young Stranger'' (1965) by Talmage Powell
*''The Copper Frame'' (1965) by Richard Deming
*''Shoot the Scene'' (1966) by Richard Deming
*''The Madman Theory'' (1966) by Jack Vance
*''Losers, Weepers'' (1966) by Richard Deming
*''The Devil's Cook'' (1966) by Fletcher Flora
*''Guess Who's Coming To Kill You?'' (1968) by Walt Sheldon
*''Kiss And Kill'' (1969) by Charles W. Runyon

===== Featuring Tim Corrigan =====

* ''Where Is Bianca?'' (1966) by Talmage Powell
* ''Why So Dead?'' (1966) by Richard Deming
* ''Which Way To Die?'' (1967) by Richard Deming
* ''Who Spies, Who Kills?'' (1967) by Talmage Powell
* ''How Goes The Murder?'' (1967) by Richard Deming
* ''What's In The Dark?'' (1968) by Richard Deming

===== Featuring Mike McCall (Troubleshooter series) =====

* ''[[The Campus Murders]]'' (1969) by [[Gil Brewer]]
* ''The Black Hearts Murder'' (1970) by Richard Deming
* ''The Blue Movie Murders'' (1972) by [[Edward D. Hoch|Edward Hoch]]

=== Novellas ===
By Dannay and Lee

* ''[[The Lamp Of God|The Lamp of God]]'' (1935)  (first published as ''House of Haunts'' in the ''[[Detective Story Magazine]]'' in 1935, collected in the short story collection ''The New Adventures of Ellery Queen'' in 1940, and published as a standalone book in 1950)

===Short story collections===
By Dannay and Lee.

*''The Adventures of Ellery Queen''—1934
*''The New Adventures of Ellery Queen''—1940 (contains ''The Lamp of God'')
*''The Case Book of Ellery Queen''—1945 (reprints five stories from the two previous collections but also includes three new radio scripts)
*''Calendar of Crime''—1952
*''QBI: Queen's Bureau of Investigation''—1955
*''Queens Full''—1966
*''QED: Queen's Experiments In Detection''—1968
*''The Best Of Ellery Queen''—1985 (edited by [[Francis M. Nevins]])
*''The Tragedy Of Errors''—[[Crippen & Landru]], 1999 (includes a previously unpublished synopsis of a Queen novel written by Dannay and all of the previously uncollected short stories)
*''The Adventure of the Murdered Moths and Other Radio Mysteries''—Crippen & Landru, 2005

Collections which only contain previously collected short stories are excluded, such as ''More Adventures of Ellery Queen'' (1940).

=== Juvenile novels as Ellery Queen Jr. ===
Manfred Lee commissioned the writers Samuel Duff McCoy and James Holding to write juvenile novels under the pseudonym Ellery Queen Jr. but they further 'sub-ghosted' the writing, "arousing the ire of Lee" and "making establishing authorship even worse".<ref name=":5" /><ref>{{Cite web |title=Queen's Bureau of Investigation: the Casebook - page 16 |url=http://queen.spaceports.com/QBI_16.html |access-date=2023-09-24 |website=queen.spaceports.com}}</ref> All the novels with a color in their title star Djuna, Queen's houseboy. The other two star Gulliver Queen, Queen's nephew.

==== Ghosted by Samuel Duff McCoy and sub-ghosted by [[Frank Belknap Long]] ====
*''The Black Dog Mystery'' – 1941
*''The Golden Eagle Mystery'' – 1942

==== Ghosted by Samuel Duff McCoy and sub-ghosted by Harold Montanye ====

* ''The Green Turtle Mystery'' – 1944
* ''The Red Chipmunk Mystery'' – 1946
* ''The Brown Fox Mystery'' – 1948
* ''The White Elephant Mystery'' – 1950
* ''The Yellow Cat Mystery'' – 1952 
* ''The Blue Herring Mystery'' – 1954

==== Ghosted by James Holding ====

* ''The Mystery of the Merry Magician'' – 1954 (sub-ghosted by [[Joseph Greene (writer)|Joseph Greene]])
* ''The Mystery of the Vanished Victim'' – 1954 (sub-ghosted by [[Paul S. Newman]])
* ''The Purple Bird Mystery'' – 1966 (unknown if sub-ghosted)

=== Novelizations ===
*''The Adventure of the Murdered Millionaire'' (1941)     ([[novelization]] of a radio play broadcast on June 18, 1939)<ref>{{Cite web |title=The Adventure of the Murdered Millionaire - Q.B.I. |url=http://queen.spaceports.com/Books/murdered_millionaire_.html |access-date=2023-09-28 |website=queen.spaceports.com}}</ref>
*''The Last Man Club'' (1941)    (novelization of a radio play broadcast on June 25, 1939)<ref>{{Cite web |title=The Last Man Club - Q.B.I. |url=http://queen.spaceports.com/Books/last_man_club_.html |access-date=2023-09-28 |website=queen.spaceports.com}}</ref>
*''Ellery Queen, Master Detective'' (1941) aka ''The Vanishing Corpse'' (1968)    (novelization of the [[Ellery Queen, Master Detective|movie of the same name]], which was loosely based on the novel ''[[The Door Between]]'' (1937) )
*''The Penthouse Mystery'' (1941)      (novelization of the movie ''[[Ellery Queen's Penthouse Mystery]]'' (1941) )
*''The Perfect Crime'' (1942)     (novelization of the movie ''[[Ellery Queen and the Perfect Crime]]'' (1941)'','' which was loosely based on the novel ''[[The Devil to Pay (Ellery Queen novel)|The Devil to Pay]]'' (1938) )
*''A Study in Terror'' aka ''Sherlock Holmes vs. Jack the Ripper'' (1966)   (novelization of the [[A Study in Terror|movie of the same name]], mostly written by [[Paul W. Fairman]] with Ellery Queen added as a character by Dannay and Lee in the [[framing story]])

===Magazines===
*''Mystery League''—1933
*''[[Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine]]''—1941 onwards

===Novels as Barnaby Ross===

==== By Dannay and Lee ====

*''The Tragedy of X''—1932
*''The Tragedy of Y''—1932
*''The Tragedy of Z''—1933
*''Drury Lane's Last Case''—1933

==== By Don Tracy ====
*''Quintin Chivas''&nbsp;– 1961
*''The Scrolls of Lysis''&nbsp;– 1962
*''The Duke of Chaos''&nbsp;– 1962
*''The Cree from Minataree''&nbsp;– 1964
*''Strange Kinship''&nbsp;– 1965
*''The Passionate Queen''&nbsp;– 1966

===Anthologies and collections edited===
*''Challenge to the Reader''—1938
*''101 Years' Entertainment, The Great Detective Stories, 1841–1941''—1941
*''Sporting Blood: The Great Sports Detective Stories''—1942
*''The Female of the Species: Great Women Detectives and Criminals''—1943
*''[[The Misadventures of Sherlock Holmes]]''—1944
*''The Best Stories from Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine''—1944
*''Dashiell Hammett: The Adventures of Sam Spade and Other Stories''—1944
*''Rogues' Gallery: The Great Criminals of Modern Fiction''—1945
*''To The Queen's Taste: The First Supplement to 101 Years' Entertainment, Consisting of the Best Stories Published in the First Five Years of Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine''—1946
*''The Queen's Awards, 1946''—1946
*''Dashiell Hammett: The Continental Op''—1945
*''Dashiell Hammett: The Return of the Continental Op''—1945
*''Dashiell Hammett: Hammett Homicides''—1946
*''Murder By Experts''—1947
*''The Queen's Awards, 1947''—1947
*''Dashiell Hammett: Dead Yellow Women''—1947
*''Stuart Palmer: The Riddles of Hildegarde Withers''—1947
*''John Dickson Carr: Dr. Fell, Detective, and Other Stories''—1947
*''Roy Vickers: The Department of Dead Ends''—1947
*''Margery Allingham: The Case Book of Mr. Campion''—1947
*''20th Century Detective Stories''—1948
*''The Queen's Awards, 1948''—1948
*''Dashiell Hammett: Nightmare Town''—1948
*''O. Henry: Cops and Robbers''—1947
*''The Queen's Awards, 1949''—1949
*''The Literature of Crime: Stories by World-Famous Authors''—1950
*''The Queen's Awards, Fifth Series''—1950
*''Dashiell Hammett: The Creeping Siamese''—1950
*''Stuart Palmer: The Monkey Murder and Other Stories''—1950
and many more

===Critical works===
*''The Detective Short Story: A Bibliography''—1942
*''Queen's Quorum: A History of the Detective-Crime Short Story As Revealed by the 100 Most Important Books Published in this Field Since 1845''—1951
*''In the Queen's Parlor, and Other Leaves from the Editor's Notebook''—1957

===True crime===
Collections of true crime stories, which were written by Lee alone and originally published in ''[[The American Weekly]]'' magazine.

* ''Ellery Queen's International Case Book'' (1964)
* ''The Woman in the Case'' (1967)